6.2 Potential, Kinetic, Free and Activation Energy

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Biology 1230 Chapter 6

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Define energy

Is the ability to do work

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Kinetic energy refers to…

Objects that are in motion

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Potential energy is when…

Objects have stored energy but don’t use it

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What is chemical energy?

When energy is stored in chemical bonds it’s potential energy, but when released it’s kinetic energy

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What is Gibbs Free Energy

(G) = amount of energy available to do work (usable energy)

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What does 𝛥G=𝛥H−T𝛥S mean

  • H means energy

  • G means free energy

  • S means entropy

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What is entrophy?

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When is delta G negative?

When energy is released in a chemical reaction, Products of the reaction will have less free energy than substrates

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What does exergonic mean?

Energy is being released

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Why are exergonic reactions spontaneous?

They can occur without the addition of energy

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When is Delta G positive?

If a chemical reaction requires an input of energy, the product of the reaction will have more free energy than the substrates

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What does endergonic mean?

Are non-spontaneous and will not take place unless free energy is added

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What is activation energy?

Energy that’s required for a reaction to proceed.

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What is the main source for activation energy?

Heat energy which helps reactants reach their transition state

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